Da Qin: I Am Han Xin, Kill Liu Bang at the Beginning

After reading a few chapters, I kept trying to prove that I was a rich second generation, which was boring.

White-eyed wolf, you are so unjust. If I didn't cut you into pieces or tear your car apart, I'd be sorry for you. Han Xin's death was entirely his own fault. He was arrogant and arrogant and thought that he deserved to die. You deserved it. When Liu Bang was at his most dangerous, forcing him to make you king was chilling, let alone anything else. You are so unjust. If I were Liu Bang, I would let you enjoy the treatment of Boyikao

Can the author please check the information before writing? One stone weighs about 120 kilograms, and one thousand stone weighs 120,000 kilograms. Such an awesome guy doesn't have the conditions now.

In the later period, Liu and Lu fought fiercely, and even went so far as to trick Han Xin into killing him by dubbing him a rebel label while Liu Bang was on an expedition. There is no benefit at all for Liu Bang to kill Han Xin. Han Xin has no soldiers and no authority in the capital. If he wanted to kill him, he would have killed him long ago. Why wait so long? You must know that when Yun Mengze captured Han Xin, all his men wanted to kill Han Xin, but in the end Han Xin was only demoted. This can only be because Liu Bang was qualified to make the decision, and it was he who saved Han Xin. Moreover, after Han Xin was captured, he began to sweep away the kings with different surnames. At this time, leaving a alive and well marquis would have a great comfort effect on the king with different surnames. Liu Bang did not need to kill him. After Lu Wan was wrongly accused, he ran directly to the Great Wall and wanted to explain to Liu Bang, because he knew Liu Bang would not kill him if he made it clear, but when he heard that Liu Bang was dead, he was too frightened to go back. The historical records are very clear. After being arrested, Han Xin could still drink and brag with Liu Bang, and visit important ministers such as Fan Kuai, which shows that Liu Bang did not treat Han Xin harshly, even if Han Xin did something that almost cheated him to death, even if he was in the nest. The rebel thief Zhong Limei was hiding, but Liu Bang was still willing to work ideologically and to keep Han Xin, so Han Xin treated Fan Kuai with royal courtesy and chose to ignore him... Which eventually led to Queen Lu's deception and murder. This can be regarded as the death of a scholar who is a confidant. Liu Bang was happy and pitiful in the end. Isn't this just a bitter smile... Is the story about the pavilion chief, his wife and Han Xin written by Tai Shigong before the biography of Huaiyin Marquis a metaphor for the truth? Who knows, but I think so.

**Stuff, Zhao Gao Gao was cut off in Chapter 80. Chapter 90: Resurrected again, right?

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